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The Appalachian Mountains are:
 a. tilted fault blocks.
  b. a chain of composite cones.
  c. flood basalts.
  d. folded.
  e. horsts.

Question 2

Pahoehoe is most closely associated with:
 a. shield volcanoes and cinder cones
  b. cinder cones and composite cones
  c. lava flows and shield volcanoes
  d. composite volcanoes and plug domes
  e. lava flows and plug domes



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

C





 

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